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Did this title make you click on the link to read the post?

John Whitehead
January 29, 2015

I followed a thread last week that talked about how writers could make sure their posts were read; how to get them read enough to start a ripple of others connecting and reading. After reading that post and others of the same ilk, to me, it still seems to take…

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Listen to Me!

John Whitehead
January 22, 2015

I teach and coach interpersonal communication skills. I am amazed by the number of posts, articles, blogs that exist on how to improve listening skills. I’m not sure if technology is the problem—heads down, fixated on smartphones, earphones plugged into music devices—or if it goes back to shows like Sesame…

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Twelve Characteristics For Success – What makes a person successful?

John Whitehead
January 15, 2015

Success has many definitions and means different things to different people. Just Google “success” to see what I mean. The truth is, no matter how we define or perceive success, we all want to be successful in our own way, and to be seen as successful to others. This post…

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A Communications Fable – Zig Ziglar on Winning Sides

John Whitehead
January 7, 2015

One of my favourite Ziglar stories is about a young boy who was confronted by three bullies. Quickly the little guy drew a line on the ground, stepped back several feet, looked the biggest bully in the eye and said, “Now, you just step over that line.” Confidently, the big…

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